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WENEREI (WED) 6TH DECEMBER, 7PM

Works for Loudspeakers #27

Koha

Works For Loudspeakers is a platform for emerging and established composers working in the field of electro-acoustic music.

This round the works will be diffused through multiple speakers in a surround environment and, being the last listening event for the year, it will double as a lil shindig with complementary drinks & snacks.

Featuring works from Paperghost, Thomas Arbor, Przemysław Scheller, Box of Hammers, Jamie Awakshidar & Cam Bennett.

Koha entry. All welcome.

Special thanks to Creative New Zealand for supporting Pyramid Club's programme

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